Top 6 Locations Expats Can Build A Real Life Abroad

I love to visit new and exciting places that I believe my clients can move to and live a good life, a really good life. So every month, I actively search out countries that have great amenities with a great cost of living. I look at the real estate, the culture and the language, all with my clients in mind.

In this video, we will talk about the Top 6 Locations Expats Can Build A Real Life Abroad.

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[_AdventureClub_]

Imagine being American and wanting to leave the US for Mexico. Man made my day

[Erick-zpvm]

I think the Philippines are a good choice. Ninety percent of the people speak English so there is no need to learn a foreign language.
The cost of living such as food and rent are much less even in a large city such as Manila. Parts of Manila are nicer than major cities here in the USA. Those are my thoughts. Anyone else have an opinion on the Philippines?

[Alex-jbl]

I often hear good reviews about Portugal, Thailand, Mexico
It's very good and interesting video,
Thank you!

[FindYourFree]

Have spent years on and off in Brazil..I love Bahia for the cost of living and Sao Paulo for quality of life..I have lived in over 18 countries and island nations but Brazil is my fav

[Last_day_events]

In those Latin American countries, I am told Spanish is a necessity. Thailand is difficult for an English speaker I hear. I wonder why you did not discuss languages in this video.

[TrevorFenner]

Bali, Indonesia was my choice. Their long term visa KITAS is easy to get for only $2-$3k, and lasts for 2 years without any requirement to leave the country in that time... And if you marry an Indonesian, the marraige KITAS is very inexpensive and easy to get. It's also an amazing place, low cost of living, friengly people, warm weather, and your money goes way further out here. I used to live in Thailand, but came to Indonesia after getting hassled for doing too many visa runs. I've also had issues with getting 6 month visas in indonesia, but so far no issues with KITAS. As with anywhere, there are some downsides of course, but regardless, I highly recommend Indonesia for people looking to establish a foreign residence and have a source of location independent income.

[mohdhazimzainuddin]

Top 6 Countries

1- Thailand
2- Portugal
3- Mexico
4- Brazil
5- Uruguay
6- Panama

[AntoniEmanuel]

Last time I checked no government in the world has an expat department but all countries have an immigration department

[cstatic]

little tip on public speaking: try to pretend you're talking to the audience and not just reading from a script. your videos will be more engaging that way.

[JeffreyinChina]

language is not discussed Thai is well...weird but Spanish is super easy to learn fast, also flying from Thailand is painful if you make the trip back once a year it gets old after a few years....

[ramonamuniz]

Can you do something like this for pet friendly countries with good vets?

[jlennertz]

Good work . . . Info on the places that I know well: Brasil, Mexico, Portugal & Uruguay is spot-on. I am looking for a Southeast area addition to my portfolio so I am definitely going to seriously look into Thailand soon.

[angrybeaver]

I’m interested in learning more from you, subscribed

[MatthewPaulJones]

As an African and Digital Nomad, South Africa 🇿🇦 will do it for me. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[mariapierce]

Thank you! Is Albania a consideration as well?

[DT-gnqw]

you able to advise on british and chinese nationals looking to move abroad from the Uk brother?

[TrinaRealEstate-xbef]

What do you consider a low cost of living ? Can you share more details on this and weather thanks

[JS-jhcy]

Problem with countries like Thailand you can't buy and legally own anything like a small piece of land, just overpriced condos and apartments

[marciapatriceganeles-kisli]

Any recommendations on the Covid lockdown policies, masks and mandated injections in any of those countries, should history repeat itself?

[geminitwinstryanythinggtta]

I am disabled, forced retired and live on the budget. Is expat something I can do